Classic Insulation & Pest Control

Classic Insulation Services

Do you find that your home often feels too cold?

Are you constantly playing with the thermostat in order to find a more comfortable temperature?

If you answered yes to any of these questions your home may be poorly or improperly insulated. Proper insulation is the key to making your home as energy efficient as possible. Since a well insulated home does not lose heat as quickly as a poorly insulated one, it is much easier to keep your home at a comfortable climate without constantly raising the thermostat. Plus, a properly insulated home uses less fuel, which is better for the environment and saves you money.

At Classic Insulation, we understand the many merits of having a properly insulated home. That's why we've devoted ourselves to installing the highest quality insulation for your home, saving energy, money and adding years to your home’s heating system.

We'll come to your home and assess where new or better insulation is needed most. Then our skilled group of installers will make sure that your new insulation is placed in your home correctly, to insure that you maximize heat and energy.

Classic Insulation is fully licensed and insured and prepared to tackle most any job. From minor additions to full-scale installation replacement.

Places where you may need insulation

Attic

The attic is one of the largest sources of potential heat loss in a home and often one of the most neglected areas when it comes to insulation, especially in older homes. If your top floor is hot in the summer or if the furnace can't keep up in the winter, chances are your roof needs more insulation.

Wall

Whether lathe & plaster or drywall, the walls of your home are arguably the most beneficial and important areas to insulate.

Ceiling/Floor

Insulate ceilings when you wish to achieve separate zoned heating. Floors over unheated spaces such as parking garages should always be insulated.

Crawlspace/Basement

An uninsulated crawlspace/basement is a major source of energy loss and contributing factor to thermal inefficiency.

Types of Insulation We Install